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I am having the exa ct same problem that many here: I have a 3GS iphone on 3.1.2 and firmware 05.11.07. I have jailbroken and unlocked using blacksn0w and blackra1n and as soon as I reboot the device after unlocking the wifi dissapears and won`t be able to find any other network that before it was able to find.
My issue is, there are different people suggestion different things but none of them seem to work for me:
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Jason Bisanti
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2004-05: Teamed with Eric Rivera to earn the Mountain Lions their only doubles win against top-seeded St. Cloud State at regionals ... He and Rivera also notched the team's only doubles point in a first-round victory over Metro State at the RMAC tournament ... Finished the season 8-8 in doubles play and 2-10 in singles.
2003-04: Posted identical 5-9 record in singles and doubles play.
2002-03: Went 5-5 in singles his freshman year playing at the N0. 5 position ... Went a combined1-3 in doubles action.
Pre UCCS Notes:
Was named the Radford tennis team MVP ... Received the Radford English Achievement Award ... Named first-team All Conference ... Also received the Reagan High School Student-Athlete Academic Award.
Personal Notes:
Majoring in Computer Science ... Enjoys reading and playing video games ... Parents are Dan and Rebecca Bisanti ... Born October 15, 1982.
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|October 5, 2005
|Men's tennis thumps CSU-Pueblo
|The University of Colorado at Colorado Springs retained its lead in the Steel and Silver Series at the schools split a tennis doubleheader Wednesday at Pueblo's City Park.
|September 30, 2005
|Schultz & Rivera advance to quarterfinals
|Jason Schultz and Eric Rivera advanced to the quarterfinals of the Intercollegiate Tennis Association North Central Region Doubles Championship Friday at Topeka, Kan.
|September 23, 2005
|Men's tennis defeats Colorado Christian 9-0
|The UCCS men's tennis team defeated the Colorado Christian Cougars 9-0 on Friday at Lakewood.
|May 6, 2005
|Tennis season ends at Regionals
|The University of Colorado at Colorado Springs tennis team was eliminated in the opening round of the NCAA Division II North Central Region Tournament on Friday in St. Cloud, Minn.
|September 13, 2004
|Men's tennis wins opener
|The University of Colorado at Colorado Springs men's tennis team opened its season Monday with a 6-3 victory over the Metro State Roadrunners at Memorial Park.
|April 19, 2004
|Singles sweep leads men's tennis to win
|All six players won their singles matches as the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs men's tennis team defeated the Colorado Christian Cougars 8-1 Monday at the Broadmoor.
|April 4, 2004
|Men's tennis falls to Mines again
|Same result. Different day
|March 31, 2004
|Close not enough for men's tennis
|The University of Colorado at Colorado Springs men's tennis team dropped its second straight one-game loss to a Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference opponent Wednesday, a 5-4 defeat to the Colorado Mines Orediggers in Golden, Colo.
|March 12, 2004
|Men's tennis can't master Metro
|Travis Sellentin and Ken Huston combined for three wins for the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs, but it wasn't enough to defeat the defending Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference tennis champion Metro State Roadrunners Friday at the Broadmoor. The Mountain Lions were only able to win one other contest as they lost the match 5-4.
|January 31, 2004
|Mountain Lions fall to CU-Boulder
|The University of Colorado at Colorado Springs men's tennis team opened its spring season with a 7-0 loss to Colorado-Boulder on Sunday at the Meadow Creek Tennis and Fitness Club in Lakewood.
|October 27, 2003
|Men's tennis finishes fall season with 1-2 mark
|Considering the losses they've had, the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs Mountain Lions men's tennis team could be content - even giddy - about finishing fall play with a 1-1 conference mark and a 1-2 record overall.

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It's not often that Nick Saban needs defending when it comes to his game management. We believe that's in large part due to the fact that his team's talent makes up for his coaching decisions. On Saturday, team failed to make good on his decision to attempt a 57-yard field goal on the Iron Bowl's final play. Result: Auburn 34, Alabama 28.
While we still feel the field goal attempt was more likely to fail than to succeed, one man — an ex-Saban assistant — has defended the coach's decision. Florida State coach Jimbo Fisher had this to say yesterday:
"I mean, Nick has coached that up, I promise you that. We do it here, and that's the way we handle that. There's chances in everything you do. If he makes it, he's a hero. You play to win the game, you don't play not to lose the game."
Bama's loss makes it nearly impossible for the Crimson Tide to meet the Seminoles in the BCS Championship Game. That Alabama/FSU matchup was the most likely BCS outcome… prior to Saban's decision to risk a block or a return on an improbable kick.


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Big valuations for hot Internet companies are making some employees, executives and early investors rich -- even if they never do the same for investors who buy into eventual IPOs.
Based on public filings and reports of private investments, the combined worth of equity in Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Groupon, Pandora Media and Zynga Game Network is more than $90 billion.
Their reported aggregate valuation has nearly tripled in less than a year and continues to grow, leading some to call the investment climate a new Internet bubble.
Just today, David Faber reported at CNBC.com that Facebook's valuation has gone up yet again -- to $65 billion -- via new funding from General Atlantic, a Greenwich, Conn.-based investment firm, which took a 0.1% stake in the social media company. General Atlantic declined to comment.
"Whenever you have new value being created, you're going to have a bubble," said Tim O'Reilly, founder and president of O'Reilly Media and a veteran observer of Silicon Valley. "Investors don't know how to value it."
Even if the market crashes and investments in the second wave of Web companies never pan out for individual investors, those with big stakes in the startups are staring at big future gains and, in some cases, already cashing out. The New York Post reported that one Facebook founder is trying to sell 10 million shares. Facebook declined to comment.
In January, Facebook said it raised $1.5 billion of investment that valued the company at $50 billion. The latest round came from Russian investment firm DST (formerly Digital Sky Technologies), Goldman Sachs and Goldman's non-U.S. clients.
The valuation was more than twice the $24 billion the company was reportedly worth in July, 2010, in private market trading. Since then, global users of the world's largest social networking service increased to 600 million from 500 million.
With today's reported valuation of $65 billion, co-founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg's 24% stake is worth more than $15 billion, by far the largest stake in the company. Several other early employees and investors also have multibillion-dollar stakes in Facebook.
DST, of Russia, and the Silicon Valley venture capital firm Accel Partners each own 10% of the company, with each stake now worth $6.5 billion.
Facebook co-founders Dustin Moskovitz and Eduardo Saverin own stakes of 6% and 5%, respectively worth $3.9 billion and $3.25 billion. Sean Parker, an early investor and former executive of the original Napster music service, owns 4%, worth $2.6 billion. Peter Thiel, who founded PayPal and now runs a hedge fund, owns 3%, or $1.95 billion.
Trading in Facebook shares reportedly is active in private markets such as SecondMarket, suggesting that at least some early Facebook investors are cashing out. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is now probing trading on the SecondMarket platform.
Several reports have pegged Facebook's 2010 revenue at $1.97 billion.
The company, based in Palo Alto, Calif., declined to comment for this story.
In December, Twitter reportedly raised $200 million, valuing the company at $3.7 billion. Investors included the marquee Silicon Valley venture capital firm Kleiner Perkins.
The valuation is more than triple the amount that investors paid in a funding round just a year earlier. Recent discussions have pegged the company's worth at up to $8 billion, making the stakes of Twitter co-founders Biz Stone, Jack Dorsey and Evan Williams likely worth several hundred million dollars apiece.
That's not bad considering that Stone, in an onstage interview at a Federated Media conference in February, said of Twitter: "we're just in the early phases of being a real business."
The San Francisco-based company is not profitable and had 2010 revenue of $45 million, The Wall Street Journal reported.
Among other Twitter shareholders are several prominent tech investors including Ron Conway and Marc Andreesen and venture capital firms Union Square Ventures and Charles River Ventures.
Twitter didn't respond to a request for comment.
Groupon, the online coupon site based in Chicago, said in January it raised a $950 million from private investors. The company has had discussions with investment bankers about an IPO that could value it as high as $15 billion, according to one report.
The majority of the new funding Groupon just raised didn't go to company operations, however. Instead, $573 million, or 60%, was paid to existing shareholders selling their stakes, according to an SEC filing in January.
It was the second time in less than a year that Groupon insiders were selling, as a filing for the company's previous round, in April, 2010, said part of the amount raised was used to "facilitate liquidity for employees and early investors."
That means founder and CEO Andrew Mason or other employees, as well as the company's early venture capital investors, including New Enterprise Associates and Accel Partners, may not need an IPO to get rich on their Groupon stakes.
Other top executives include vice president of business development Sean Smyth, who joined Groupon in Sept., 2009, and vice president of product development Suneel Gupta, who joined in Jan., 2010. Gupta is the brother of CNN medical correspondent Dr. Sanjay Gupta.
Groupon's previous round of $135 million, raised in April, was led by Digital Sky Technologies and also included Battery Ventures. The round was said to value the company at $1.35 billion.
Groupon is said to be profitable and its revenue skyrocketed 22-fold to $760 million in 2010, according to a report in the Wall Street Journal.
The company didn't reply to an email seeking comment.
Zynga Game Network
Zynga, a maker of social games played mostly on Facebook, is reportedly in talks to raise a $250 million funding round that values the San Francisco-based company at between $7 billion and $9 billion.
That's a huge leap in valuation for a three-year-old startup that in April, 2010, filed papers to issue new stock that valued the company at $4 billion. In December, 2009, Zynga raised $150 million from Digital Sky Technologies in a transaction that reportedly valued it between $1.5 billion and $3 billion.
In July, 2010, Zynga took $147 million in investment from Softbank, a Japan-based Internet investment company, as part of an agreement to create a joint venture called Zynga Japan.
At the more recent valuation, founder and CEO Mark Pincus's stake could be worth at least $1 billion, given that founding CEOs with no co-founders typically own at least 10% of their startup if the company is profitable early on, as Zynga reportedly has been.
The company generated $400 million in profit last year on revenue of $850 million, the Journal reported.
Zynga declined to comment for this story.
Last month, the professional networking service LinkedIn, based in Mountain View, Calif., filed papers for an initial public offering of stock. But wealthy investors have been trading its shares for some time in private markets.
In January, LinkedIn shares sold on one such market, called SharesPost, at a price that valued the company at $3 billion, according to Business Insider.
Founder and CEO Reid Hoffman and his wife own a 21.4% stake in the company, according to its IPO filing. At a $3 billion valuation, the stake is worth more than $600 million.
Venture firm Sequoia Capital owns 18.9%, worth about $560 million, and Greylock Partners, a Silicon Valley-based venture-capital firm where Hoffman is also a partner, owns 15.8%, worth $474 million.
Chief executive Jeffrey Weiner, 40, holds 4.1%, worth $123 million, and chief financial officer Steve Sordello, 41, holds 1.1% worth $33 million.
During the nine months ended September 30, 2010, LinkedIn's net revenue doubled to $161 million from $80.6 during the same period in 2009. Net income for the first nine months of 2010 came in at $10 million. However, the filing said the firm doesn't expect to be profitable on an annual basis in 2011.
LinkedIn, through a spokesperson, declined comment for this story.
Pandora Media
Venture capital firms Crosslink Capital and Walden Venture Capital stand to reap the biggest financial windfalls from a planned IPO of Pandora Media, the personalized Internet music service founded by musician and film score composer Tim Westergren in 2000.
Given that Pandora is seeking to raise $100 million from its IPO, and that companies typically sell between 10% and 20% of their equity in such an offering, the company will likely be valued between $500 million and $1 billion.
When measured by revenue, the Oakland, Calif.-based company is much smaller than other startup Internet firms seeking cash now. Its revenue tripled to $90 million for the first nine months of last year, when it posted a net loss of $18.6 million.
Crosslink general partner Jim Feuille, who made his firm's investment in Pandora, said at a recent gathering of investors and startup CEOs in San Francisco that his firm had invested $33 million in the company over a period of five-and-a-half years.
Crosslink has a stake of 23.03% in Pandora, according to its IPO filing, while Walden Venture Capital owns 18.59%. Walden partner Larry Marcus first invested in the online music service in the spring of 2004 -- after Westergren had tried and failed in pitches to 348 investors during the prior four years.
Labrador Ventures holds 8.5% of Pandora, while Greylock Partners owns 14.13%. The Hearst Corp. owns 5.75% of the company.
Pandora president and CEO Joseph Kennedy, who joined the company in 2004, owns 2.71%. Westergren owns 2.39%, which is less than typical for most founding CEOs. Westergren said he was liberal in passing out equity to employees who worked for more than two years without pay in order to keep the company afloat.
Pandora didn't respond to a request for comment.
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The World Affairs Council of Oregon partners with the World Affairs Council of Philadelphia to offer unique travel tours to fascinating destinations around the world.
The World Affairs council of Philadelphia began its extraordinary offering of educational tours with our landmark trip to the People's Republic of China in 1977, when we were among the first westerners to enter this fascinating country. Since then, the Council has designed frequent trips around the globe, visiting such diverse locations as Vietnam, Egypt, the Netherlands, Morocco, Antarctica, and Cuba, plus locations like the Pacific Northwest and the Antebellum South here in the U.S.
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2014 Travel Programs
March 6 - 23, Journey Through India: Mystical and spiritual, chaotic and confounding, India abounds with riches that invite your personal exploration. Read more.
March 15 - 22, Cuba: On this seven-night program we learn about politics and the economy; meet artists; visit a school and community centers. Read more.
March 16 – 28, Bangkok to Bali featuring Eastern & Oriental Express: Join us on an exciting ten-night journey in Indonesia, Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand including a three-night train ride. Read more.
April 5 - 12, Cuba: On this seven-night program, we learn about politics and the economy; meet artists; visit a school and community centers. Read more.
April 28 - May 3, Inside Washington, D.C.: Join our annual five-night small-group program of briefings and special events to hear from, and question, our nation's foreign policy makers. Read more.
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Boulder County's Area Agency on Aging is offering a free wellness class to county residents 60 and older. Be Well, a Chronic Disease Self-Management program from Stanford University, is a six-week class that will teach skills to help manage living with a chronic illness.
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Oops - my bad - I meant to write "Alectrician". He's a regular (same handle) at JLC.
HJ - The sarcastic joke of pseudo-joe-tedesco posts is more obvious over there, where Alectrician's a regular & we know who he is....
That's why I wanted to explain - that it was a joke - about how Joe T thinks you should be licensed to change a light bulb, exactly! Also Joe T's tendency to post very terse answers, and use exclamation marks a lot...
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This exciting story time format is designed for the active 2-4 year old! We'll share stories and songs and spend the rest of the time playing at engaging and fun learning centers! We'll have fun with art, music, science, and much more as we work on cognitive, motor and emotional skills. Registration is required. Older or younger siblings are welcome in the room and won't need to register.Library: Noblesville Library Map
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good sushi! – Good food but a little pricy..have had better..but will still return!
Surprised – Like the other user i was disappointed. Everything on the menu seemed very average with no uniqueness to it. Although the food quality is ok I wasn't impressed
Typical mayonaise joint – We had high hopes for this place after reading a couple of reviews but were disappointed. The fish selection was basic truck delivered with nothing special or Japanese. The chef we had was relatively unskilled. I was advised that the O-Toro was very good and received it drenched it Ponzu to cover up the off odors. Rolls were ok if you like heavy sauce. Prices were reasonable. This was not our type of joint at all.
Rising Southern California sushi chain serves up stylish fish and cooked Japanese dishes. – In Short
This bright, cozy spot combines hip Asian touches with sleek style in dark tones and minimalist decor. West Valley locals gather casually amid the staff's warm hospitality for California-style Japanese cuisine. Artful specials include tropical seared tuna skewers, fried king prawns, hamachi ceviche, snow crab salad, Hawaiian roll, chicken katsu, and bento, sushi and sashimi combos.
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A 32-year-old Saugus man was taken to Salem Hospital with a leg injury following a two-car crash at 3:55 p.m. at the intersection of Lynnfield and County streets. Both vehicles were towed from the scene.
Carlos Rodrigues, 30, of 64 Tremont St., Apt. 2, Peabody, was arrested at 4:17 p.m. on Aborn Street on a charge (two counts) of violating a restraining order.
A Peabody man reported at 8:47 p.m. that the tires on his car were slashed while in the parking lot at P.F. Chang's in the Northshore Mall.
Joseph Collins, 20, of 39 Appleton St., Salem, was arrested at 1:57 a.m. on Lynn Street on charges of drunken driving and a marked lanes violation.
John A. Cardone, 24, of 27 Glen Drive, Peabody, was arrested at 9:09 a.m. at Joe's American Bar & Grill in the Northshore Mall on a charge of domestic assault and battery.
Jonathan Reardon, 55, of 35 Chestnut St., Salem, was arrested at 1:32 p.m. on Route 114 on charges of drunken driving, marked lanes violation and having an open container of alcohol in the motor vehicle.
Staff at J.C. Penney in the Northshore Mall detained two teenagers at 6:02 p.m. on suspicion of shoplifting. The 17-year-old girls from Lynn will be summonsed to court on charges of attempting to steal $168 worth of merchandise.
The Stop & Shop on Howley Street reported at 6:30 p.m. that a man tried to roll off with a grocery cart filled with $320 worth of food. The man fled, but the store recovered the cart and groceries.
After a motor vehicle stop at 10:32 p.m. on Railroad Avenue, Arnie Stephens, 24, of 264 Main St., Andover, N.H., was arrested on charges of speeding and possession of cocaine.
A 45-year-old woman was transported to the hospital from Cottage Street after passing out and hitting her head.
The quarantine on Jay the cat from Lisburn Street was lifted at 12:06 p.m.
Matthew Fitzpatrick, 41, of 19 Virginia Ave., Beverly, was arrested at 4:48 p.m. by Patrolman Matthew Mason on a charge of drunken driving after his car struck a parked car on Gardner Street.
A Norman Street resident reported a hit-and-run while his car was parked overnight in front of his home. Police reported scrapes and dents to the side of the car, a missing mirror and other damage.
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Junior Carmona, 43, of 260 Washington St., Salem, was arrested on Congress Street at 7:26 p.m. on charges of possession of "crack" cocaine with intent to distribute and drug possession within a school zone. Police said they found the drugs while booking Carmona after a warrant arrest on outstanding drugs charges.
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James Robichaud, 38, of 47 Gage St., Lynn, was arrested at 2:38 p.m. in the Wendy's parking lot on Lafayette Street on charges of possession of marijuana with intent to distribute and a marked lanes violation.
The Fire Department went to an apartment on Beckford Street at 5:20 p.m. after a resident reported a blocked fireplace flue. Firefighters helped unblock the flue and then ventilated the second and third floors.
Police responded to a report of a burglar at a home on Beaver Street. A resident said that as she arrived home about 9:14 p.m., she could see the curtains move and a pair of eyes peering out. The resident said she watched for about five minutes and could still see the eyes staring at her. Police searched the residence and found nobody. The home alarm system also indicated no one had entered the house.
Police received a report at 10:31 p.m. of young males possibly "cyber-stealing" customers' information from an Eastern Bank branch on Loring Avenue. When a cruiser arrived, an officer noticed two males hastily leaving the bank entryway and getting into a vehicle. The officer followed the car and pulled it over. When asked about a laptop, which supposedly had been used for the suspicious activity, the young men said all they had was an iPhone and they were only listening to music while waiting for their ride.
Police went to Hazel Street at 1:13 a.m. on a report of a loud party, one of several such reports early Sunday morning. One person from Hazel Street will be summonsed to court on a charge of disturbing the peace.
A First Street resident told police at 7:28 a.m. that someone drilled into his two door locks overnight making it impossible for him to use his key. He said this is the third time this has happened.
A motorist was cited for driving too fast after crashing into a parked car on Chestnut Street at 8:48 a.m. Both cars suffered substantial damage, police said. The driver declined medical aid.
Juan Familia-Familia, 37, of 911 Blue Hill Ave., Dorchester, was arrested at 2 p.m. in an alley off Salem Street on charges of possession of heroin and cocaine with intent to distribute, and trespassing. He is being held on a federal immigration detainer for possible deportation.
A Dartmouth Street resident reported that sometime over the past two days someone drew a smiley face on his car window while it was parked in his driveway. Neighbors told the resident it is the mark used by a Peeping Tom in that area. Police said the smiley face looks like "Stewie," a character from the animated TV show "Family Guy."
A man who was struck by a car at 11:31 p.m. on Rantoul Street refused medical attention.
A loud group was reported on West Dane Street at 2:51 a.m. A party bus dropped the group off, after which all parties dispersed, police said. A few minutes later, police received a report of a gunshot at a house party in the same area. Occupants of an apartment told police they had just been dropped off by the party bus but assured police no guns had been fired. Police said the group was cooperative and there was no basis for the complaint.
A two-vehicle accident was reported at 9:45 a.m. at Bridge and Margin streets. Two people were taken to the hospital.
A patrol car spotted a car sitting in the cemetery on Cabot Street by the DPW garage at 9:18 p.m. By the time the cruiser turned around and entered the cemetery, the car was gone. Police discovered the garage door of the DPW building was open. Police called the city electrician and together they walked through the building. All was in order, police said, and the building was secured. A short time later, police spotted a similar car sitting behind a building on Cherry Hill Drive with its lights off. Police got the driver's identification and sent him on his way.
A Judson Street resident locked himself out of his apartment at 3:51 a.m. when he stepped outside for a cigarette. The resident was able to get back in by smashing a window. Police checked the apartment and all seemed in order.
An ambulance was called to Sohier Road at 11:50 a.m. for an injured cheerleader.
Police went to School Street at 7:39 p.m. on a report of malicious damage to a motor vehicle, and received similar damage reports later in the night about cars on Exeter Street and Colby Road.
A deer was struck by a car at 8:14 p.m. on Maple Street.
A stolen motor vehicle was reported at 7:31 a.m. on Wayside Drive.
Michael Manning, 38, of 2413 Kirkbride Drive, Danvers, was arrested at 8:27 a.m. on that street on charges of open and gross lewdness and disturbing the peace.
Deborah Gauthier, 50, of 19 Grant St., Beverly, was placed in protective custody following a motor vehicle accident at 8:59 a.m. on Endicott Street near Market Basket.
Jessica Christie, 25, of 180 Newbury St., Danvers, was arrested at that address at 1:11 a.m. on a charge of domestic assault and battery.
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Posted 06 March 2012 - 05:52 PM
he doesnt run with good people either
if i give him the benefit of the doubt, say he was helpless couldnt survive on his own, this group saves him And then he realizes FUCK they Are some evil peoples here! so now hes just gonna be like one of those people who gets kidnapped or becomes captured by the enemy...you hate the people but you gotta do what you gotta do to survive
i take his story to daryl As the true nature of the kind of person he is
his story of how they came upon A father And his two teenage daughters
they were pretty LITTLE things
now ok sure, he didnt touch those girls
but the father was held down forced to watch As his tow little children (because even if theyre teens theyre still children in my eyes) Are raped, And who knows what else besides rape they were forced to endure
randall did what during? just watched? he didnt touch the girls so he what?
was A walker look out cause you know that was gonna cause A lot of ruckus And noise
helped hold down the father?
cause let me tell you As A parent, its gonna take pretty much nothing short of death to keep me from protecting my own teen daughter from that
so instead, by his omission of Action he lets it happen
i dont care if he didnt join in, by standing by And Allowing it to happen its the same As him doing it himself
maybe he was faced with the choice of if he objected he died
well, Again, thats A test to his character, it shows hes Already lost his own humanity, his own sense of right or wrong by living under that them or me mentality.
And i think THATS what dale wanted to preserve...NOT to come to A point where you figured hell As long As it Aint me who cares what happens to someone else
do i think they shouldve randall? no...because that IS A bit extreme...keeping him prisoner? yes that too is hard because now its Another mouth to feed...he went to school with maggie, he knows how to get back to the farm (which, random though, i noticed one of the shots from A distance recently showed some barbed wire...so there is that At least on their perimeter) i would feel bad leaving him to fend for himself out in the middle of nowhere but honestly...give him some food,water, possibly A small knife...And there you have it, its A no win situation, youre gonna feel bad whatever you do to him, thats because theres still that hope of staying humane like dale...its A slippery slope, butdale was At least there A hold point for everyone, he was their jiminy cricket:)
daryl of course sees All this, lets face it, for A man who tries to hide Away All his own decency And feelings i think he has more of it than Any of them, so of course hes going to distance himself, the ONE time he goes out on A limb for others And what happens? zombie sophia...poor poor daryl lol And then when things get messy...hes the first one they turn to, As if they forgot All the good thats there And see him As their go to mess guy
lol i have to Admit though when it comes to carl i do not hold him in Any sort of good light
last episdoe he was just A brat, i think he threw those rocks just because he felt like being A dick ANd torturing A walker who he knew wouldnt be Able to fight back...now granted its A damn zombie so of COURSE thats ok...but i think its more of the reasons behind why carl did that were NOT ok, he did it for sport for fun IMHO, which Again...its A freakin zombie so its OK...BUT...it used to be A person, maybe even A good person, the humane thing is just put it out of its misery, not play with it
Posted 07 March 2012 - 12:54 PM
Daryll seems to be good deep down however he wore a zombie ear necklace so
Posted 07 March 2012 - 01:14 PM
lisamcg, on 07 March 2012 - 12:54 PM, said:
sorry, i have no life so yah, im A nerd And i get into these things sometimes;)
i Am #TeamDaryl forever though lolol so yah he can do no wrong really hahaha zombie ears were A trophy, lol its been done many times before
oddly enough it reminds me of one of my fav book series (sword of truth series)
theres was A minor, Albeit important, group of soldiers in A few of those books who would wear the ears of their slain enemies Around their necks
completely out of context but oh well;)
Posted 07 March 2012 - 02:47 PM
Posted 12 March 2012 - 03:38 AM
Posted 12 March 2012 - 08:47 AM
See I knew they put too much faith in the old farm stead. Here comes a herd, where did the herd come from so quickly?
My daughter said there was a bog around the farm that saved them from too many zombies until now, and it's drying out. Where is the razor wire when you need it. I guess they all know now, what happens to them when they die, answering the age old question.....
Do you think they killed off too many characters to date?
Where should things go for next season?
What characters do you feel need to stay for the long run?
Do you think Carl or Lori are responsible for many of the deaths in the show?
Do you think Shane wanted to die when Lori did not choose him?
Was the plan to kill Rick and Shane just got out witted, or he wanted death, or was he just going mad?
Do you think this series will get too cheesy, and we will all stop watching?
How would you feel about knowing you will turn zombie the minute you die?
I keep watching the Talking Dead after the show, and there are people writing in saying why can't anyone keep a better eye on Carl? One minute he is up stairs in the house, the next he is out in the field at sundown. After the Sofia thing you'd think a mother would let the wash go and make sure her kids are safe. There should have been a lock down in the camp at night, and post sentry's. I don't think they took it all serious enough.
They need new meat now, this bunch left will bore me.
Posted 12 March 2012 - 03:21 PM
CandyO, on 17 February 2012 - 04:05 PM, said:
Oh, I think Shane planned on killing Rick all right. It may not have been until after he snapped Randall's neck and made his way back to the farm, but it was planned. "He took my gun", "You two go that way, Rick and I will go search over here" and then oh, hello here's my gun. Perfect cover story after getting Rick out of his way. "Randall shot him. He had my gun!" Then conveniently find the gun in the grass "oh look, Randall must have dropped it."
I think Shane did go a little mad. In all fairness, who wouldn't get a little freaked during a ZA? But he went dark. There were so many things he did that were inappropriate or just plain wrong... and yet I liked him for the things he did right. Like beating the crap out of Carol's husband "You put your hands on your wife or your daughter again and next time I will kill you." I don't advocate violence but women/children being abused is so wrong, I gave that one a nod. But then Shane became dangerous.... but I didn't want him to die! Twice!
I think Hershel said something about drought/river drying up so that would explain the bog/mud flats drying up so the zombies weren't getting stuck in the muck anymore, so they could move freely to the farm. And then there is The Gang - Randall said their 30 people were camped about 5 miles down the road or something, so maybe a dozen of them died and became Walkers? Or maybe the Walkers from that compound they took Randall to just followed the road for a couple episodes...
Little choked up when Glen fixed the camper and Andrea tossed him the keys... You know, after my feeling that the characters were "off" when the season came back for the 2nd half, maybe the actors were just awkward getting used to a new director/writers. It all seems to have settled back into the grove again. For me.
Yeah, that was a pretty intense episode. During the final scene, did anyone else sit up and yell at the television "Dad! Move aside!" "Dad! Behind you!" because apparently SOMEONE had FORGOTTEN HOW TO SPEAK! "DAD!!!!!"
Moral of The Walking Dead: Landing a part on a zombie tv show does not necessarily equal long term employment.
Posted 13 March 2012 - 04:46 PM
Do you think they killed off too many characters to date?
honestly dont think so. i havent read it so idk how faithful they Are to everyones lives (spoilers ive read touching this though lol)
What characters do you feel need to stay for the long run?
daryl of course lol Aside from my unhealthy norman reedus obsession, he is one of the only ones there who has Any real use-able skills, survivalist skills, hes the kind of person we All might make fun of now, but in the face of the ZA hes not looking so crazy. Andrea i think would be great if shed get off her high horse At times, but still...shes the good version of what shane should have been i think. i dont think theyve done A fair job of fleshing out most of the other characters though for us to even KNOW if they need to stay...tdog never gets much of A line, i cant even tell you what the other peoples names Are At the farm other than hershel or maggie...glenns finally getting more of A storyline but still...we cant JUST have the triangle/tension that went on between rick lori And shane. i dont want to watch A soap opera
Do you think Carl or Lori are responsible for many of the deaths in the show?
i think carl is responsible for dale but not in A guilty way more Along the lines of just by having the knowledge did NOT make him responsible for dale, but it gave him that knowledge (Example: youre standing on A rooftop in A city, you see two cars speeding towards each other, no way for either of them to see each other coming Around the corner...youre too high up to shout for Anyone to hear And by the time youd make it down to the ground the crash would be over...so you had the knowledge but you didnt cause the crash) i feel like thats how it is with carl...he COULD have told someone About that mud walker, but he had no way of knowing it would come kill dale. in this case im gonna give him the benefit of just being A lil kid lol lori...eesh i dont even wanna touch her lol
Do you think Shane wanted to die when Lori did not choose him?
i think shane wanted rick to die, to erase what he saw As his only obstacle
Do you think this series will get too cheesy, and we will all stop watching?
im really hoping it wont, someone mentioned in the comics theres A prison they All go to? or were suppoed to go to next? theres gotta be more moving on IMO, i dont really want to watch dallas with A few zombies thrown in. they need to leave this farm.
next weeks looking good As they ALways do for enders...the zombie horde is A bit odd, but like was mentioned, randall kept mentioning how there was About 30 or people...And if theyre As Awful As we All imagine they can be, it doesnt seem too unreasonable that A few deaths happened, people turned to walkers right quick, then the rest were picked off BY said walkers thus multiplying like the virus that it is...how they ended up making their way All to the farm though...idk if i see that too feasible for right now
Also Am i the only one who didnt get the whole zombie feeding fest visions After shane got shot? was that supposed to be for us to know it was setting in? or what? just seemed too out of character for the show *shrug*
Posted 13 March 2012 - 06:02 PM
That is very true what you said about Darryl, his brother was more the type we would all look down on, but I think yes, there are parts of the USA that abound with Darryls, and the rest of society does not care much for them, least not before the Z.A. It might end up with the Darryls going "Who rules now bitches!" A degree and a three piece suit won't get you far.
We should make a mental note of our post apocalyptic qualities
Posted 13 March 2012 - 06:07 PM
still seemed out of place to me though
ya know they even have A show on tv now somewhere...one of thos discovery tlc type channels All About tyhe families who Are All prepped And ready for whatever doomsday Apocalypse may happen
so yah, it might be hard to take some people like that seriously NOW (even tho i fully believe the ZA is coming lol) once it DOES happen...its the daryls of the world thats gonna save everyone
daryl And wil smith Anyway;)
Edited by BeanDubh, 13 March 2012 - 06:08 PM.
Posted 15 March 2012 - 02:41 PM
I had an unsettling thought today...
So, everyone alive is already infected. It went airborne, everyone is a carrier, it kicks in at death, etc.
Lori is pregnant.
Baby is already infected via mom through the umbilical cord.
Sometimes babies die in utero i.e. in the womb. Still born.
What if unborn baby in Zombie Apocalypse dies in utero.
Unborn baby dies... and becomes a Walker within several minutes to 12 hours, but 2 hours is the average. [Per Jenner]
Walker baby eats the first living flesh it encounters...
omg omg
freaking myself out
Posted 15 March 2012 - 03:35 PM
CandyO, on 15 March 2012 - 02:41 PM, said:
now THAT i would love to see! only for the sake that it would kill lori, shed turn walker, bullet/knife to the head And shell finally shut up.
it will suck for rick having to see his unborn baby now zombified...but hell just pass that kill on to daryl Anyway, And then we can All pretend the walker baby was shanes Anyway
Posted 16 March 2012 - 05:24 AM
BeanDubh, on 15 March 2012 - 03:35 PM, said:
AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAA *coughchoke*
sorry. carry on
Posted 16 March 2012 - 03:46 PM
What about the time when she saved... ummm. Well, there was that incident where she... errr. Okay, her hair looks pretty good for The End Of The World As We Know It.
Saw somebody on IMDB boards bring up the topic of dogs. Where are the dogs? Surely we should see dogs. Dogs could be used to alert for zombies [uhh dude, I think you are thinking of Terminator] so why doesn't anyone have any dogs?
And I say... because we have seen Walkers take down and eat
and Cows
All the dogs have been caught and eaten. Except for the dogs at the nursing home in Atlanta.
"I'm gonna chop up your boy. I'm gonna feed them to my dogs. Three of the evilest, nastiest man-eating bitches you ever saw. I picked them up from Satan at a yard sale. He begged for me to take them off his hands!"
And another thought: They are all infected so death by any means other than a fatal injury to the brain = Walker. All those old people at the nursing home. Oh.
Marathon begins on AMC on Sunday 03-18-12 11:00 am EST [USA] with Save The Last One. Finale Beside The Dying Fire at 9:00 pm.
Posted 18 March 2012 - 07:16 PM
Also -- ANDREAAAAAAAAAAAAAA and wtf cloaked ninja lady with armless walkers on leashes
Posted 18 March 2012 - 08:56 PM
shannon leto, on 18 March 2012 - 07:16 PM, said:
Also -- ANDREAAAAAAAAAAAAAA and wtf cloaked ninja lady with armless walkers on leashes
it was An Awesome finale! i Am fully Aware of the Amount of Alcohol i have had tonight though, so i wont drop Any spoilers that i may know About certain things (cos of spoilers/checking the intarwebs About the comics etc) And will just sit back And see what everyone else has to say
Posted 18 March 2012 - 10:09 PM
Ha Lori's reaction to Carl having to put down Shane. See! you can never please this woman, and she let the kid out of her site again in the first place. Aaaand she pitted Rick against Shane so she should be happy, instead, Rick is not getting any tonight, lolerz.
I can't remember was she doing Shane before the ZA?? Also the people who died how were they related to Hershel and his family or were they?
Someone asked about dogs... maybe armless zombies are the new black lab???
Now what are going to do???? Vote March Madness???
Posted 19 March 2012 - 03:11 PM
Mistressred, on 18 March 2012 - 10:09 PM, said:
The two who died last night:
Hershel "Jimmy is not my kin but I am responsible for him"
Maggie's Little Sister "I date Jimmy for 3 months and now I'm married to him?"
Married to Otis. Otis who ran the farm before he wrangled Walkers before he got ate up by a slew of Walkers outside the high school.
Okay. So last night. Holy Shit Balls! After the first 20 minutes, I was exhausted. So good. Kept right on until the final scene with the buildings on the horizon. Drained.
Lori getting pissed that Rick killed Shane: Rick's delivery was all over the place. If he had kept to the facts "Shane drew me out there in order to kill me. He told me he would shoot me with the gun that he claimed Randall stole then tell the story how he saw that then broke Randall's neck. I had to do it. It was self defense." would have come across way better than all that "I killed my best friend for you!" and "he thought I was coming between him and you and Carl so I wanted it over." There is a time for feelings and there is a time for fact. Rick wobbles on this.
I felt kinda out of breath after it was over. Then The Talking Dead came on at it's special time and I watched about 4 minutes of it. Truth is, I don't want to know how they did the barn burning scene. The Walking Dead spends a lot of money to weave an escapist story for me, and I prefer to keep it that way.
So I went to sleep. Except blissful sleep did not come. I did not have nightmares but I did have nightplans. I was building Walker proof compounds with double sets of moats and tall reinforced cinder block walls all night long. And I was having Daryl reverse engineer crossbows so he could manufacture them for everyone in the group.
I'm exhausted and still unsettled. So good.
Posted 25 March 2012 - 01:26 PM
They really do need to flesh out the other parts cos I can't remember the others names either - loving the new ninja hero with zombie bitches though
Posted 25 March 2012 - 02:56 PM
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by kylebarber
Seattle, Washington
December 19, 2000
The Place d'Armes piazza is flanked by the Basilique Notre-Dame and the domed Bank of Montreal. Place Jacques-Cartier leads down to the waterfront from Champs-de-Mars with cute little restuarants and shops lining the route. Montreal's City Hall and older court house are also due south of the Champs-de-Mars.
I didn't climb up it, but apparently the Clock Tower on Bonsecour Street has good views. On the opposite side of vieux Montreal is an archaeology and history museum that didn't seem to be attracting too many visitors.
From journal Quebec: Montreal
by Jeffrey
Plano, Texas
November 9, 2000
The area is reminiscent of Europe, with its cobblestone streets and historic architecture. Saint-Paul Street is the oldest street in Montreal, and it has many small art galleries, and shops of every size and sort. Where St. Paul crosses Jacques-Cartier Place, there is an open plaza that was a market, but now is lined with street performers (musicians and magicians when we were there), and small cafes and restaurants. Bonsecours Market is also on St Paul Street. It is now an indoor mall of gift shops, but was the City Hall until the 1870's. It is a beautiful building and definitely looks more like city hall than shopping.
There are many other historic buildings that we admired, but will have to learn more about on my next visit.
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Bedford, Virginia
August 14, 2006
Feel a little more adventurous? Rent a bicycle or a set of roller blades and you'll be in a cast of hundreds in all age ranges, pedaling and swirling around streets and bike paths. Bikes don't just travel the waterfront; they're found throughout the city.
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Be sure to check out the local event calendars for world class music and art festivals, or the annual Gran Prix auto race. In the summer there's always some kind of concert or event taking place on Montreal's historic waterfront.
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The driver was French-Canadian, but also spoke English. She drove us up to the square on Commune and then around the Old Part of the city pointing out sites like the Notre Dame Cathedral and old seminary as well as restaurants along with her opinion of them. The ride was quite pleasant and perfectly placed for seeing Old Montreal. The guide was well-informed, amusing, and accurately aimed her commentary toward our attention level (somewhat tired). We enjoyed the ride so much that we gave a $5 tip at the end.
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July 21, 2003
From there, you have plenty of things to choose from. The streets are loaded with small cafés and restaurants, little shops, etc. This is more of a spot to go for dessert though. Things are fairly expensive and dinner can easily run you upwards of C$100 for two people, long before you even look at the wine list.
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by annekmadison
Baltimore, Maryland
August 27, 2001
The oldest area of Montreal is located just between the downtown business district and the waterfront. It's easily accessible by Metro and not a long walk if you are staying at a downtown hotel. On Easter Sunday it seemed that the entire city had thronged to the area to stroll, look in the shops, enjoy a coffee or drink at a sidewalk café, or have Easter dinner in one of the area's many restaurants.
If the Basilica represents the soul of Old Montreal, then certainly its heart must be the Place Jacques Cartier. This open cobblestone plaza is closed to vehicular traffic. In addition to the throngs of visitors—residents and tourists—you're likely to find artists and artisans with their work on display, musicians, photographers, magicians, acrobats, and mimes. There's something new to experience everywhere you look.
The plaza is dominated at its upper end by City Hall. Although it was built in 1872, it is one of the most modern structures in the area. Both sides are lined with restaurants and sidewalk cafes, perfect spots to stop for a while and enjoy the passing scene. You can also enjoy a ride in one of the many horse-drawn carriages that seem to inhabit the area.
Just two blocks down the hill from the Place Jacques Cartier is Montreal's Old Port. Here you'll find the city's science center I-Sci which boasts exhibits for all age groups, a kid-magnet of a shop, and a simple cafeteria if your young folks begin to starve. The IMAX theater offers films in both French and English at different times of the day. You'll want to check its schedule first and time your visit according to your preferred showing.
Stroll down the broad sidewalk behind the science center and you'll arrive at last at the waterfront. Many of its attractions were closed during our early-spring visit. But the view of the St. Lawrence River is delightful and includes the fascinating Habitat—an avant-garde housing complex built for the 1967 World's Fair. The Clock Tower, an unmistakable landmark, is the location for catching one of the many tour boats during the warmer months of the year.
We were reluctant to end our Sunday afternoon in Old Montreal, so we wandered a few blocks through the narrow streets to revisit Bonsecours.
From journal An Easter Weekend in Montreal
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Beavers seem to have best D in Pac-12 this year.
Very impressive win for UW last night, especially when you consider how much pressure Stanford got on Price.
Pretty crazy how UW has 16 guys missing significant time or the entire season. This includes four of the five projected starters on the O-line.
Next week is Oregon - UW week!!!!!!! Hopefully my Ducks can make it nine in a row.
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^ Yes, I saw that... But when I think Oregon, I don't think big and physical. I think of a smaller, but extremely fast and smart defense. To me, it seems that our young, smaller offensive line would be better off facing a smaller, quick group than a large, bull-rush bunch like Stanford.
Of course Price will still get hit... I just expect him to have a little more time this game.
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Match-ups are always important in college football, but I do think the Oregon defense will have success against UW. Some of that stomping was luck, but a lot of it was just perfect execution. Some naysayers have wondered why Arizona got into the redzone so often, and it was due to idiotic turnovers by Oregon. The way UW beats or competes with Oregon is if Oregon keeps on beating itself with turnovers and penalties. We really need to clean that up...
Of course Oregon has to beat Washington State first, but their defense is horrendous.
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We will see i guess i thought we were going to lose all 3 of these up coming games i was surprised we were able to stop Stanford's run on Defense i thought they would just run over us.
I love my Huskies... Beat two top ten teams in the nation so far this year, and have lost three games by over 100 points combined. Makes you wonder...
Crazy thing is they could finish 8-4, or I'd like to think 7-5 at worst.
Remaining games...
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There could be a similarly uplifting moment the final day of the 2012 Olympics involving another refugee from that conflict who, like Lomong, is a runner who wound up in the United States after growing up in what was then the southern part of Sudan but is now part of an independent country.
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The 2008 U.S. flag bearer was abducted by guerrillas who wanted to turn him into a boy soldier; escaped into refugee camps in Kenya; and went from there to a family in upstate New York, U.S. citizenship, a college degree, a career as a professional runner and a second Olympic appearance in London.
Because he was a U.S. citizen, all Lomong needed to compete in the Olympics was earn a place at the U.S. trials and meet the qualifying time standard.
Marial, a 2011 graduate of Iowa State University who now lives in Flagstaff, Arizona, met the Olympic "A" standard for the marathon last fall by finishing fifth at the Twin Cities Marathon in 2 hours, 14 minutes. 32 seconds. And he ran faster, 2:12.55, while finishing sixth at the San Diego Rock n' Roll Marathon in June.
But his case is much more complicated than Lomong's, although the International Olympic Committee can find a simple solution with flexibility and compassion similar to its actions allowing athletes from East Timor to compete at the 2000 Sydney Olympics.
Marial's homeland now is an independent nation, the year-old Republic of South Sudan. Its government has had more pressing issues than the process of setting up a national Olympic committee recognized by the IOC. Such recognition is effectively a pre-requisite for Olympic participation.
"I completely understand the side of the IOC and the side of the South Sudan, which is a country starting from zero, and it is very hard for them to form (the structures) the IOC needs," Marial said.
The IOC is trying to work out a way for Marial to compete for the Sudan, which contacted him after seeing the Twin Cities result. That is unacceptable to Marial for both emotional reasons and possible legal ramifications affecting his refugee status and his application for U.S. citizenship. It also is unacceptable to the government of South Sudan.
Marial said he told the Sudan Olympic Committee he was grateful for their invitation but had to decline it. When the IOC later told Marial he could join the Sudanese delegation, he replied, "It's not right for me to do that. It's not right for me to represent the country I refuged from."
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Guor Marial, 28, is a Dinka tribesman born April 15, 1984 in Pan de Thon, a village in Unity State in what is now South Sudan, bordering Sudan to the north. His family would be ravaged by the civil wars that began in 1955 and continued, with an 11-year break, until 2005.
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The Crimson Tide rallied from a three-run deficit in Thursday's early SEC elimination game at the Hoover Met, and Mikey White's two-run single in the top of the 10th inning keyed a 7-5 victory over Ole Miss.
Seventh-seeded Alabama (34-25) will play the Arkansas-LSU loser Friday at 3 p.m. Ole Miss (37-22) awaits Monday's announcement of the NCAA tournament field.
The Tide also improved to 3-6 in extra-inning games this season, having won two in a row. Alabama scored a crucial 5-4 victory over top-ranked Vanderbilt in a 10-inning game in the final regular-season series.
"Our group, as you can see, is really resilient," Alabama coach Mitch
Gaspard said. "We've had a lot of games like that.
"Rich Davi, our SID, said that was our ninth extra-inning game, which broke a record for us, and, obviously, the last two we've figured out a way to win some of them."
No one was more resilient than White, who swung and missed twice before hitting Ole Miss reliever Brett Huber's 1-2 pitch up the middle in the 10th inning. The hit scored pinch runner Daniel Cucjen, who came on after Kyle
Overstreet walked, and Ben Moore, who doubled.
"The first two pitches that I swung and missed were both sliders," said
White, who went 2-for-5 with three RBIs on the day. "I actually thought he was going to try and sneak a fastball by me.
"I was able to keep my hands back, which I wasn't able to do in the first two swings. I was able to punch it over there."
White, a freshman from Spain Park, had a miserable regular-season series against Ole Miss, going 0-for-11 in the Tide's three losses. He called that a "slump time," and Gaspard said White has made the adjustment to SEC pitching.
"It was just a matter of time," Gaspard said. "Obviously, he's a good offensive player. We knew that coming in, but he has not gotten comfortable on both sides of the plate.
"He has the ability to give his best at bat at the most critical times."
Like White with the 1-2 count, the Tide had to fight back from behind Thursday.
Ole Miss put up a three-run second inning, thanks, in part, to Alabama fielding miscues. Center fielder Georgie Salem's throw on Will Jamison's single skipped past catcher Brett Booth, allowing two runs to score on the play.
"Our team fell behind, and our guys did a good job, offensively, of finding swings and getting bats going to get the offense going," Gaspard said.
Alabama responded with two runs in the fourth inning, one in the fifth and two in the sixth. Highlights included run-scoring singles by White in the fourth and Overstreet in the fifth. Austen Smith drove in a run with a sixth-inning triple.
"Congratulations to Alabama. They got a lot of key and big hits," Ole Miss coach Mike Bianco said. "Every time we turned around, someone came up and got a big hit."
Ole Miss tied it in the seventh, after Alabama starter Spencer Turnbull issued three two-out walks. Reliever Mitch Greer came on and gave up Stuart
Turner's two-run single before inducing Andrew Mistone's pop fly to center field.
Turnbull had worked 6 2/3 solid innings but issued as many walks after the second out of the seventh inning as he had all game before that.
"That's kind of been a typical outing for Spencer in the last month or so,"
Gaspard said. "He kind of gets in a rhythm. He'll also get out of a rhythm."
Ole Miss had chances to plate the go-ahead run.
Alabama third baseman Kenny Roberts thwarted an Ole Miss threat in the bottom of the eighth, snagging pinch hitter Will Allen's line drive then throwing to first to double up Preston Overbey for an inning-ending double play. The Rebels had runners on first and second bases.
The Rebels had the would-be winning run on third base with two outs in the bottom of the ninth, but Alabama reliever Tucker Hawley issued an intentional walk to Turner, a .379 hitter. Hawley then induced a fly ball to center field from Mistone, a .319 hitter.
Hawley (5-2) gave up a one-out single to pinch hitter Holt Perdzock in the bottom of the 10th, but Overbey and pinch hitter Austin Knight popped out.
Hawley allowed just two hits with no walks over three innings to finish off Alabama's third extra-inning victory of the season and second in a week.
"Throughout the entire year, we have fought and battled," Hawley said. "Like
Coach Gaspard said, we've set a record now for extra-inning games. We've got a little bit of confidence going into them.
"We just take everything pitch by pitch, compete and never give up."
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When you are physically closer to an object, but you are too lazy to move. You use this call to indicate someone, forcing them to use their energy to retrieve the object that is physically closer to yourself.
Two persons are sitting at a table. Person A wants a coke bottle. She is 2 inches away from the bottle. Person B is a foot away from the bottle. Person A applies the action Eh. Telling Person B to get their ass up and get the bottle, even though Person B is farther away from the bottle.
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A term used by Canadians to prompt a response from a person he/she is talking to.
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